Fixed Blade Knife with Sheath, 9.8'' Full Tang Hunting Knife with High Carbon Steel Blade, Non-Slip Rose Wooden Handle, Lanyard Hole, Camping Knives for Hiking, Outdoor, Hunting, Survival, Camping

this is one very good knife for under $17.00.... good D2 steel, excellent fit and finish and takes a razor sharp edge. I have not put it to any serious uses yet but I am more than pleased with my purchase. The sheath is pretty good quality too. The knife feels natural in my hand and is better balanced than other more expensive fixed blades I own. I will admit that I easily fall prey to a pretty knife... but this one is not only pretty but excellent quality for a bargain blade. I own a Flissa multi tool and the 4.5 inch (D2 steel)folding pocket knife and am very happy with them also... good quality, good price. This is a perfect starter hunting/camp knife for someone. Lots of good knives for more money out there but this one get 5 stars from me.

Very sharp, decent weight, feels like quality. Literally shaved hair off my arm

Beautiful knife with a good stout feel to it. The handle could be better polished but I'll just make that an improvement project. The blade is badass, pretty thick with pretty sharp edge out of the box. The sheath is actually decent, nothing to write home about but not a POS. Definitely worth what i paid, very happy with the purchase

Really like the weight. The steel seems high-quality. The wood on the handle is slightly smaller than the tang, not terribly, but noticeable. Came in really sharp too.

Right out of the box the blade passed a hardness test and was shaving paper. The weight is great in the hand due to its full tang. Overall a nice knife for a small price. The only complaint would be the low quality sheath. I will probably make one of better standard.

Knife and sheath both good quality. Looks cool and feels good in the hand. Great product, low cost. Plan on buying some more as gifts.

Great knife, went straight to cutting some thick cardboard, cut smooth and clean!

I have a problem. I can't walk (or scroll) passed a cheap knife without dropping cash. I usually wind up disappointed with another lump for my scrap metal drawer. I think this is the one that will turn my luck around. My copy of this knife is 9 13/16 inches overall length, 4 3/4 inches long in the blade, the blade is 1 1/4 inches wide at the belly, the spine is about 5/32 of an inch thick, and the whole thing weighs 8 1/2 ounces. Let me be clear. I'm going to dunk on this knife for the rest of this review. That does not negate the fact that this knife is worth every penny of the fourteen bucks I spent on this in December 2023. The fit and finish of the scales are nothing to write home about. It would be unacceptable in a hundred dollar knife but it's fine here. There is a slight grinding flaw on the belly of the blade but I have to shine a very bright light on it for it to be noticeable. The factory edge is slightly fuzzy but better than any I've seen on others in this price range. I will not bother to sharpen it until it is dulled through use so I can't talk about the quality of the steel, but come on - it can't possibly be that great. The sheath is functional. I don't care for the design, but I'm left handed so I'm going to toss it out anyway. The leather is acceptable, but it's the cheapest and lightest leather that I'd say that about. The rivets securing the belt loop seem to be the likely point of failure. The stitching is a decent nylon that won't rot. I will not hesitate to use this for batoning and if it breaks I'll update this review. tl;dr a good buy for the price